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Can the SEC win all the Bowl Games they are in?

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Another year like last year and their reputation is completely gone.

 

No it won't. They can claim that stretch of National Championships, ESPN will still drool over them and they'll be overhyped again next year. All due to history.

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A&M, Tennessee, Florida, and Ole Miss all will have their hands full.

 

I will add, as a counter-point, if LSU shows up giving a solitary darn about that game, they could beat Texas Tech by eleventy-billion.

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Leave it to Louisville to stop the streak of SEC wins, even if it was against a team with no qb and having problems. But I guess a winnisbanwin even if against a team this bad

I really expected Memphis to put a smack down on Auburn, they had looked good all year.

Yet Auburn came to play and it wasn't much of a game.

I really expected Memphis to put a smack down on Auburn, they had looked good all year.

Yet Auburn came to play and it wasn't much of a game.

 

I thought the same. Totally underestimated what the coaching situation at Memphis would do to that team coming into the bowl.

LSU: Advocare Texas Bowl vs. Texas Tech 56-27

Auburn: Birmingham Bowl vs. Memphis 31-10

Miss. St.: Belk Bowl vs. NC State 51-28

Texas A&M: Music City Bowl vs. Louisville 21-27

Tennessee: Outback Bowl vs. Northwestern

Florida: Citrus Bowl vs. Michigan

Ole Miss: Sugar Bowl vs. Oklahoma State

Georgia: Gator Bowl vs. Penn State

Arkansas: Liberty Bowl vs. Kansas State

Alabama: Playoff vs. Michigan State

So far...

 

I think...

(23)Tennessee Truck Sticks (13)Northwestern

(14)Michigan beats (19)Florida in a close game

(12)Ole Miss pickem with (16) Oklahoma State...leaning towards OSU

Georgia over Penn St by 10-14pts

Arkansas loses to Kansas St...just a gut feeling

Alabama over Mich St by 7-10 in a very competitive game. (That said, if Alabama turns the ball over they will lose)

Leave it to Louisville to stop the streak of SEC wins, even if it was against a team with no qb and having problems. But I guess a winnisbanwin even if against a team this bad

 

:lol2: You didn't say anything about them being bad until Louisville beat them.

 

Cards 3-1 in bowls against current SEC members.

:lol2: You didn't say anything about them being bad until Louisville beat them.

 

Cards 3-1 in bowls against current SEC members.

 

They were 68th in scoring before they lost their top two quarterbacks so I don't think many people were impressed going into the game.

I think they lose two games. I think Florida loses to Michigan and I think Texas A&M loses to Louisville.

 

Hmmm, good call! :D

LSU: Advocare Texas Bowl vs. Texas Tech

Auburn: Birmingham Bowl vs. Memphis

Miss. St.: Belk Bowl vs. NC State

Texas A&M: Music City Bowl vs. Louisville

Tennessee: Outback Bowl vs. Northwestern

Florida: Citrus Bowl vs. Michigan

Ole Miss: Sugar Bowl vs. Oklahoma State

Georgia: Gator Bowl vs. Penn State

Arkansas: Liberty Bowl vs. Kansas State

Alabama: Playoff vs. Michigan State

 

Pretty Solid week for the SEC

 

Most wins in a single post season ever, for any conference.

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